Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
tutls SEWS.

-' sfrsii C ttust their work lo him.
 y- Usnuis O'BrIen io now workin -.. p,rs district properties. Is L, ,uf-gtion Oi Ns. Q B5isn te develo ,-s.4 vs.uGble properties preparatory | ,-s 2!tlaS ID Q suslier thereon.
 ,ls,.r NAEm, Paynas.er T.. s. A., SC ,,--,sr.sd by bis cleTk. Mir. Gibbon. S.. rr.ivei from iha east Co raliev -r.i,- Csze. ~ho with bis family vi -+.rs iais week for Los Angeles.
 .,.-.T. <. Noble hes returned from s-, .-.a .o La5 Angeles, god state ...f ,a- boom ir still ID full blR6i. Sh rt -ssEc Ia icv Q duys io visii trie1d - Dallas au5 SuU Antonio, . e1as.
 ,f5 Marx. well known hareabouts, i .5 L. Hh5Eis d G.. importers En, -.r.e-a.s dealers in furnishing goods T,-alzales. Friends h-re wlll bo cia,
 k.5r taat EC Is coIDg well.
 1,, V. c. Ovsrtoa, Well Fargo & Co --- ,-ist in tGis cIty IS agaia back 6t hi -'5-.s; ct t-ty. From here he went {, San D.-go. and Gr. jilson took charge O ,r gflcg hece. but the lattes gentleman --sl-1- so return Q San Francisco, MI 07zrt7a comes back and resumes bis olt place.
 Remember the Li1gsry Ball next Mon 8sy. It Ell not only be one Of the mos s zcant atFsirs of the season, but the pub l;c L,ust also Femenbr that every dollRl made repEesents enc or more Gdditloua books open to the PsTussl snd ediiicB,icI o; every one. rich or poor, within th, limits O. the Ciiy c. Tucson.
 ,Ir. sai Mrs. Douau. PaTenss of Mrs -iisp,e,! and MCs. StieGnaa, with sheiI -.3 ian .hia7s and young soI. stopped cgsr lsst Saturday on ther way from DsnTer to San Francisco for short yislt. Last eTe1inga number of friends i.aupsd iu E0d passed a very pleasant ersniag, Mrs. StsIEfsld and Mrs. Stein nan dCiog th5 honors.
 pr. Martin ha- one oI the largest md most select stock e; drugs, toileI sril- c.ss soi fancy Christmas goods ever seen here. The Doctors practice as ( 5r-cSiss extends over shirty years. He knows what Is necessary snd keeps what .s wanted. Ills goods arc always fresh sni prices reasonable. Prescriptions carefully compounded and country or
 
 < 8 regular meeting last night of Tue sen Lodge No. i. Free and Accepted Ass0n=, the following named officers vera elected for the ensuIng term: Wor- sh,pfll hEstar, c. J. RosETuge; Senior Warden, r. M. Bergman; Junior War len, h. ". Howard; Treasurer, u ?. Freeman; Secretary, NJ. J. Sullivan. The .l.i Uf sppcintiTe officers will be sn- louuced at the next regular meeting.
 Another large consignment of books E.i. soon arrive for the Tucson Free Pl5lic Library, purchased by Miss Frye for the board of trustees. in the good cgfy of Bostcu. IL includes full sets oi Ihackersy, BulweT-Lytton, Chas. Resde, NlkIe C5llins, etc.. etc, and will prove most welcome addition to ghe already excellent collection oi books contained IL this most deservediy popular instiiu- ton.
 4 large stock .; holiday books, toys. and fancy goods VIII be received a. the Pioneer News Depot tie coming week and will be sold 0t bottom prices |. is o. no use for our people to send ouIsids tor their hoidsy goods when they can D. pad al the Pioneer News Dsoo. inst l7 caeBp. And iE addition Io this. psa- Vle can see what they buy when they 5ly n inc home market.
 The Messrs AIlison kavo decided to -7r .he big fish ia thciE pord aUos6er ys-- lease oi life. By ;kHt tine they - a- GUch larger thar es present, E-i .-e1.iy aGcb r.o-c profitable 'ar nj 5uc Tbe isct EaUi uEt 5s-l
 s.i T..rs e.. Pa g--s- FsH+ ID '-- .lt frc-l two and s hi. 50 Er-
 T. !ia. fsh r-lt alone ths, .-r--r=. l-i-=gn will bEve a busi.c5s Q: .-- se prefis.
 Ev. .. Gregory returned from a very -r.ce-s:li grip e Tempe yesterday. V@ there he let to L. ". Meyer, 60; t- 1-z. the cocstac, to bald hand s--a brick church. This buiiGing is 10 l-5as. feet. c1sde Of pres5 brick, com -.-;-c a1d in r0sdiuess for occupation ty 'le beginning of ihe new year. Il T'. b. .he largest brick building of its E-i in Che territory. As g church Eatker hir. Gregory acknowledges no slperOs. The BGbtist mission ID An zlca uDjer his control Lgs beea ve:y s1g-cssiul
 Irs. Mueller, the wife of William If A-e..eF, the Congress street merchant is..l' die sad vas buried oD the z6ih lsi. She was sick but few weeks s-a her sadden taking of was sur fase 60 all. Mrs. Mueller wss much es- tened and respected by those who EnsE hey and her death has caused @ s'ness 10 fall over the community E1erein she was 90 late an active mem o='. She leaves a family of three small bps who. dispite fathers love, will ms their mothers tender care.
 t:on Ei. Doll, of this city. ii is learn e- ils; letters have been received giving e1 bcc0unt Of the death of l. Cellis, who '-rlefiy .ccnductedt Spanish paper m i.-s city. He wss working on the dam i2e Walnut Grove water storage com z, snd on the l4ih instent vas found --.l n his bed with four knife wounds ,l DIS body, any one one of which would l isFe proved fatal. There Is s total lack l information as to the Animus of the | g'iae. and therefore no clue to the muT- 1 lsieI. The wife of the deceased, Tn this l ~g. ttompas) ls now prostEated through | .ntI' and her condition ls pronounced | S;,''ieal. Score another red mark for | 1otaer lRvGpal-AFizonian. Af. C. W. PrinRle, general agent for c- Richard q Pringie's famous Georgia | -,iostreis, IS in the city and has arrsnR- 5! TOT one appearance here on the night | the 9th instant. These minstrels | L-A9er twenty performers and for their lA'5,iencles are famous the county over. assalng the list of this coterIe of colored S''lsis, Is Billy Kersands of national ,ale hersands IS the very impersons- t.' ta oi unadClterated fun, and never ' 10 keep up with the procession. 5-' Jackson is most pleasing come VI VI on the Charley Reed o.der. The -slphis StE5ents are another feature, s-,. r-lcn logether with the host of other ggsylsiy people, combine to make a